Sentence examples for eminently dry from inspiring English sources
Meteorology would never entirely shed these religious undertones; even the eminently dry and secular field of contract law continues to call an unexpected weather event an "act of God".
"Even as bluff it is dangerous, and eminently combustible in a tinder-dry Middle East," the newspaper said.
Improve your fresh food storage: Food Huggers are disks of food-grade silicone that simply slip over the cut ends of lemons, onions, apples, salami and so forth to prevent them from drying out — an eminently practical solution to food storage, and there's even an avocado-shaped version.
Brazil's climate is fortunately not excessively dry for Prosopis juliflora, an eminently xerophytic plant; it adapts readily to the dry and hot regions of the Northeast.
Not the most subtle Provence rose, but dry, bursting with red-cherry crispness, a big, punchy wine eminently welcoming to steak.
"The deck is stacked for a dry winter, as long as this La Niña continues to develop and strengthen," JPL's eminently quotable climatologist Bill Patzert told us last June.
If China were a fully capitalist economy, the outcome would be eminently predictable: a 2008-style "Minsky moment" in which something bad happens, creditors panic, new lending dries up, and a crash ensues.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
This is eminently solvable.
